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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1949

Page

6

Seventh Ward Methodists Mark Eightieth Anniversary

The Mahoning Methodist church plans Sunday services to mark its eightieth anniversary with Rev. J L Petrie pastor. Leadership from Bishop Lloyd C Wicke Dr T H Morris and former pastors will attend. Events include Sunday school at 9 45 am morning worship at 11 and anniversary sermons and music. A picnic dinner option will be available with coffee.

Mahoning Kenneth Gibson Alice McClure Warren Bugbee T. H. Morris H. A. Redmond Mahoningtown

Sunday Services of Ward Churches

Mahoningtown Presbyterian led by Rev. Howard A. Redmond offers Sunday school at 9 50 a m with Paul H listed among organizers or officials.

Mahoningtown

Early Sunday worship and union services announced

Farver superintendent urges 11 oclock morning worship with summer communion and a sermon on The Meaning of Christ's Death. 6:30 p.m. Young Peoples Christian Endeavor led by Bill Bollinger, 7:45 p.m. union service at Mahoning Methodist church. Madison Avenue Christian Bible School at 9:45 a.m. Stewart Hunt superintendent. 10:45 a.m. communion and preaching by William Leigh of Youngstown. Mrs. J. B. Comstock at organ. No evening service.

Davis Bible Class Picnic Dinner at Cascade Park

Members of the Davis Bible class of Mahoning Methodist church held a Thursday picnic at Cascade Park with a 6:30 dinner. Mrs. Lila Thayer led the business session and plans include a buffet lunch for visiting bishop and ministers at the church’s 80th anniversary.

Davis Bible Mahoning Henry Hamilton Harry Mowrey Alva Berry Conneaut Lake

Youth Breaks Leg At City Playground

A 13 year old, Jack Greenfield of 103 South Liberty Street, was playing baseball in the Seventh ward playground Friday evening when he was pushed against a stake, causing a fracture of the leg.

Seventh Ward Jack Greenfield Liberty Street

Local Man Injured After Accidental Leg Bone Break

A man suffered a large fracture of the right leg below the knee after an accident. He was transported to Jameson Memorial Hospital for treatment before being returned home.

Jameson Memorial Hospital

Attorneys Visit Patterson Kin as Daughter Recovers

Baltimore attorney Clarence Patterson and his daughter stay with his parents at 407 North Cedar Street while his mother and father host relatives. Jameson Memorial Hospital treats Mrs Patterson for observation. Christine Thomas of Cleveland returns from a week with Sylvester Domenick family. Maxine Domenick recovers from a fractured collarbone suffered on June 10. Columbus Auxiliary plans a spaghetti supper at Columbus hall on South Liberty Street at 6 30 with dancing afterward to a local orchestra. Tip Earls, recently operated on, shows good improvement at home.

Clarence Patterson Baltimore, Md W. C. Patterson North Cedar Street Jameson Memorial Hospital Christine Thomas Cleveland Sylvester Domenick West Madison Avenue Maxine Domenick Elmer Thomas Columbus Auxiliary Columbus Hall South Liberty Street Tip Earls

Grand Auxiliary Holds All Day Meeting With Highlights

Members of the Grand International Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers met in the YWCA green room for a full day of ritual work and business. Mrs. O Neill of Canton Ohio praised the group, a purse was given, and plans announced for a July 28 Cascade Park picnic with families. Meetings pause until Fall.

Grand International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Y.W.C.A the Probst Christia O'Neill Canton S. D. Cox Carl Jewell Donald Warnock Charles Pitzer C. G. Anderson George T. Wilson Victor Beahm R. L. Drumheller Vernon Long Robert Peterson C. V

Reunion after 40 years spans two continents

Rev Fr Domenick Lombardo of Pietromelaro Italy arrived in New Castle this week and met John Peluso Sr of 1514 Highland Ave whom he hadn t seen in four decades. They grew up in Pietromelaro and studied as youths. Peluso worked in the steel industry and is with Elliott Steel in New Castle. Lombardo, 56, is Arch Priest of Pietromelaro. Peluso celebrated his 55th birthday and his son marked his 21st that day.

Domenick Lombardo Pietromelaro Italy New Castle John Peluso Highland Avenue America Peluso Elliott Steel New Castle News

Central Christian to close Vacation Bible School Sunday

Central Christian church will hold the closing exercises of its Daily Vacation Bible School Sunday at 7:45 PM with teachers and pupils in charge. Awards will be given. A Friday picnic at Gaston Park treated 97 children ages 5 to 14 across all classes. staff included Mrs Elmer Glass Miss Mae Downs and others led by Pastor James N Rainey with Alberta Scriven as secretary.

Bible School Central Christian Church Gaston Park Elmer Glass Mae Downs Clifford Parks Isaac Davis Albert Deiger Norman Braatz Ray Gosney Henry Jenkins Oliver Frost Charles Shoaff Alberta Scriven James N. Rainey

Third U. P. Church Children’s Day Program Sunday

The Third U. P. Church will host a Children’s Day program on Sunday morning June 26 as part of a Bible school demonstration and infant baptism. The event includes 9:45 a.m. Bible school, opening service, baptisms, awards, and presentations by the board of religious education with funds benefiting a baptismal font and missionary causes.

U. P Bible School Bell Signal J. Paul Graham Board of Religious Education

Youth For Christ rally to feature Wheaton students

The Gospel Heralds, a five member Wheaton college team from Wheaton Illinois, will lead the New Castle Youth for Christ rally at First Baptist Church Tonight at 745. Members Marian and Betty Stam from Pompton Lakes New Jersey Arthur Brown from Elgin Illinois Bud Schaeffer from Fort Wayne Indiana and Bill Wareham from Glen Ellyn Illinois travel with faculty member Miss Marjorie E Glover. The program includes vocal and trumpet solos duets trios and quartets with the twins singing and playing trumpet duets Mr Brown delivering the Gospel address and Wareham accompanying on piano.

The Gospel Heralds Wheaton College Wheaton Ill New Castle Youth For Christ First Baptist Church East Streets Marian Betty Stam Pompton Lakes N. J Arthur Brown Elgin Bud Schaeffer Fort Wayne Ind Bill Wareham Glen Ellyn Til

Savannah Church To Dedicate Organ

Savannah Methodist church will dedicate a new electric organ at a dedicatory service Sunday evening June 26 at 7 45 o clock. The program features organ recital by Mrs Jay L Reed a well known local organist and includes Variations de Concert The Lost Chord Meditation The Lords Prayer The Pilgrims Song of Hope Evening Song A Song of Triumph

Savannah Methodist Church Jay L. Reed Bonnet Sullivan Sturgess Malotte Batiste Schumann Mueller

Rev Sulmonetti To Speak On Galilee Theme On West

Pastor Francesco P Sulmonetti of Christ Methodist Church will speak on the New Castle Ministerial Hour Sunday at 2 30 PM over WEST The Sulmonetti trio will provide music with Earl performing violin Ethna singing Stranger of Galilee and Mrs F P Sulmonetti at the piano

Francesco P. Sulmonetti Christ Methodist Church New Castle West Man of Galilee Sulmonetti Earl Ethna Galilee F. P. Sulmonetti

Thomas Williams to Speak Sunday At Washington Union Mission

Thomas Williams on vacation from Bob Jones University Greenville S C will speak at Washington Union Mission Sunday at 11 AM and 7 45 PM He is the son of Rev A T Williams of the Missionary Alliance church in Miami Fla and intends to enter the ministry after completing studies Rev Williams has pastored Hoover Heights Tabernacle and Washington Union Mission.

Thomas Williams Bob Jones University Greenville S. C Washington Union Mission Mr. Williams A. T. Williams Missionary Alliance Church Miami Fla Rev. Williams Hoover Heights Tabernacle

The Parent Problem Continued From Page Four

The text discusses the dangers of pressing a child to give back teachings and risking becoming a burden. It cautions that parental pride in a child's mental feats can distract from needs for hands on activity, social interaction, self control, and resolving conflicts with peers.

Reading To Your Baby Builds Respect And Care

The text urges parents to read to infants and young children and to treat them as people deserving kindness. It notes a sample request for a list of books from 235 East 45th Street New York and contrasts newborn pulse rates 130-140 with adult rates 70-80.

East 45Th Street New York N. Y

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